Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-10-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

~ iu' Doooi Hfao bCcl slFPoniuoee t'ot7e-
master at Custer.
Try that excellent select beer, kept
only by Fritz Ammon.
A heavy snow fell in the Hills coun-
try Sunday. The storm was quite So
we're.
Stationery, blank books, etc, at Max
Fishel's.
The report that Harry Oelrichs died
suddenly at Chicago Friday lacks con-
frmation.
Applications are being made for carry
ing the mail to and from the depot to
Ft Meade and Sturgis.
Shave with Aldrich, one Of the leading
tonsorial artists of the west.
A resident of Whippoorwill froze both
feet quite severely Sunday night. We
failed to learn his name.
A number of condemned government
mules will be sold at auction next Sat
urday by Quartermaster Webb.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
T. B. Andrews has leased Ingalls,
room on Main street and will open a
confectionery and oyster house
Although five degrees low zero Sun
day night, Arnold & Mkyerare selling
goods even below that point.
The most enthuastic SdHisionists' in
Sturgis are Arnold & Meyf< who divide
the profits with their customers.
The Masonic ball Friday evening was
social and financial success, and re-
fleets credit upon the committees man
aging the entertainment.
Several laborers on the grade have
terrible sore hands. caused from being
poisoned by the arsenic in the rock they
are compelledto handle,
J. d. Hale complains Of wolves or
some other wild animals killing sheep in
his neighborhood. Attempts at poisoning
have SO far been unsuccessful.
Read H. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The people located around the depot
ask that they be given the services OF a
policeman while such large number of
peoplesare stationed in that vicinity.
A fire broke out Monday night at
Bartlett & Cusecks camp and burnt two
tents belonging to Mr.. Culkins, gentle
man who has been i'll for some time.
1t is not clear why man will perse-
cute himself in the attempt to scrape his
face with case knife when he can get a
clean, easy shave at Aldrich's.
Coroner Wright says the emoluments
arising SO far from his Office are $3. 20,
and that came from case where man
died from eating rty-eight hard-bciled
eggs.
Anything in the grocery or provision
line can always be found at TN, ,iwell-
known grocery house of Arnq &
Meyer. Their stock is purf and
fresh.
Oscar Partlow and William Merrill
started Monday for the Little Missouri
river for hunt They will be gone
several days. Game is reported plentiful
in that region.
Regular trains will be running in a
few days, but Arnold & Meyer have
been doing regular land Office business
every day all season selling ffrst-class
groceries at bed rock figures.
The first freight received by rail for
this place was the French plate glass
for Mr.. Cornwell's new building. It
arrived Saturday morning, and was
delivered by William Merritt.
The depot ground will be reached by
passing under the track at the bridge
about two hundred yards this side of
the depot. The buildings will all be To-
Gated on the west side of the main
track.
Deputy Sheriff Greene sold several
horses and mules Monday afternoon at
mortgage SALE One mule with a
broken leg and another with shattered
constitution brought S4.50-$2 more
than the pair was worth.
The Northwestern stage company
brought in its coaches and stock yester-
day from down the line, and Will operate
between Stnrgis and Deadwood in the
future. The construction train brought
in the mails and passengers yesterday.
Triple strength wine vinegar OF
FRANKLIN, BAER & BLATT's.
Private Harry Clifton has organized
the F't Meade variety combination and
some time about the 10th OF next month
viii give an entertainment at the post,
and on the following evening viii visit
Sturgis. He contemplates visiting all
the Hills towns with his troupe,
One night recently Norman McAuley
lost 1900 shingles by theft. This is not
the first time that the stealing Of build
Ling material has besn indulged IN
around here, and it is very possible
that some one viii get into trouble be-
fore long il such work Is continued.
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